LA DIMORA HÔTEL & SPA * * * *
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Hôtel accueillant proposant des chambres à décoration élégante, des villas avec piscine et une restauration
Une superbe demeure de charme, bien cachée au fond de la vallée de la Conca d'Oro, à deux pas de Saint-Florent. Les prestations sont irréprochables et l'accueil vient couronner ce tableau idyllique. La décoration des chambres est élégante avec tous les accessoires nécessaires pour un séjour de rêve. Côté restauration, on vous proposera une carte des gourmandises locales à savourer autour de la piscine. Il y a aussi deux villas avec piscine en location à la semaine.
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However, their restaurant is a disaster. Overly long and complicated menu, many dishes, many ingredients. Was May, not high season, so only two other couples dined that evening. I wanted a simple garden salad to start, which they could not do (a first for a French restaurant) so I skipped the first course in anticipation of my 330 g côte de veau. My wife had the tuna tartare, while the fish was fresh the flavor was completely lost to other ingredients, tasted raspberry sauce more. For her main she had the seafood pasta, which came out as a dark unidentifiable sludge over noodles, vague unpleasant fishy flavor. It was like they mashed and boiled a week of leftovers. She could not finish it. And my veal came out not au pointe but overcooked gray, dry, and clearly much smaller than advertised – I know what 3/4 pound of steak looks like. My guess is this was the old stinky piece of veal that needed to either be thrown away or cooked thoroughly, and the chef guessed that the American would not notice the difference. Very wrong, I sent it back and given their three strikes, just had bread and wine.
The problem is entirely self-inflicted – the menu is too complex to keep fresh ingredients and prepare properly for so few guests outside of peak season. Fire the chef – there is no way a competent professional did not know what he/she put on that plate for me was dreck. And simplify the menu, fewer and fresher ingredients, focus on flavor vs showing off – and I would happily pay same price for the ambience. But their lack of ability or interest to serve a decent meal ruined our evening. Nearby, Cigale serves delicious traditional Corsican fare - La Dimora would do well to emulate.